Helen Popham
BBC Local Live

That's the end of our rolling updates for today, but any breaking news will still appear here overnight.

Stories we've covered today include:

• A colossal wasps' nest being found in a house near Corby

• A Corby man being found guilty of murder over an attack in KFC
• Police receiving bizarre 999 calls, including one about a bug being in someone's curry

Don't forget to join us tomorrow from 08:00 when we'll have all the latest news, sport, weather and traffic updates for Northamptonshire.

Have a great evening.

Amy Woodfield
BBC Local Live

The fire station in Market Harborough will be staffed full-time as of Wednesday.

There'll be a crew there between 07:00-18:00 seven days a week. Up until now there's just been an on-call crew.

Julie Reinger
BBC Look East weather

Rain will clear north-eastwards this evening. The rest of the night will be largely dry and cloudy with a few clear intervals. We may get some further outbreaks of rain developing in the west of the eastern region later. 

Minimum temperature 11C (52F).

Tomorrow, after some early brightness it’ll generally be cloudy and with some outbreaks of rain at times as temperatures peak at 20C (68F).

Get your local forecast from BBC Weather.

Police are warning people and businesses in the county to be vigilant of suspicious sales of meat after sheep given drugs to treat worms were stolen. 

Five sheep were stolen on two separate occasions from land near Cottingham, close to Corby. Five carcasses have been found and police say it was clear they were killed for their meat.

The day before the animals were given Noromectin, which will cause sickness and diarrhoea. 

Image source, Google

Helen Popham
BBC Local Live

Northamptonshire Police has asked people to use 999 for the right reasons after getting a call about a bug in someone's curry.

The force revealed the details as part of its  #WhoYouGoingToCall, external day on Twitter, looking at the calls it receives in its control room.

Here's some more "emergencies" it's had to deal with today...

The force tweeted, external: "999 is for emergencies. Think before you dial it. Is there a life in danger, crime in progress? If not then ring us on 101."

BBC Sport

Following Northampton Town's 4-0 thumping of Southend on Saturday, manager Rob Page said it was "important" the club responded to the defeat the week before.

After a goalless first half, Northampton scored three goals in 14 minutes at the start of the second to leave the visitors stunned.

Image source, BBC Sport

Page said he was disappointed with the last Cobblers performance at Chesterfield, which ended a tremendous run of form for the side, adding ''it was important to put that right and scoring four and keeping a clean sheet and I think we've put that right.'' 

Next up is a trip to Swindon tomorrow night.

• The Northampton Chronicle and Echo, external has more on the reports that a man attempted to abduct a woman who was walking down a street in Northampton
• The Herald and Post says a church window was damaged, external in a wheelie bin fire in Kettering 
• Meanwhile, the Evening Telegraph says a 12-year-old boy was threatened and robbed while he was walking through a Kettering park, external

A jury at Northampton Crown Court has found a Corby man guilty of murder after he assaulted a man at a fast food outlet in the town last year. 

Ashley Palmer, 33, was originally charged with grievous bodily harm after 38-year old Bernard Farrell of Birmingham suffered serious head injuries in the assault at KFC on Oakley Road on 3 November.

He was taken to University Hospital Coventry where he died 13 November.

Image source, Google

This morning the jury found Palmer, of Moss Walk, Corby, guilty. 

No date was set for sentencing as Judge Rupert Mayo wanted to give probation officers time to draw up reports on the defendant.

He said: "There is only one sentence I can pass and it will have to be a life sentence".

BBC Weather

It's been raining in many parts of the county this lunchtime and there's more to come...

The rest of the day will be mainly cloudy with some showers or longer spells of rain.

The worst of the rain is likely to be in the west of the county, but some eastern areas could stay dry.

Temperatures will reach a high of 15C (59F).

Image source, BBC Weather

Here's the scene in Raunds this lunchtime sent in to BBC Weather Watchers by Willow.

If you'd like to become a Weather Watcher, find out more here.

Helen Popham
BBC Local Live

Police are investigating an attempted abduction in Northampton. 

Officers say a woman was walking down Birchfield Road East in Abington on Friday afternoon while listening to music in her headphones.

Image source, Google

A man in a red Volkswagen Polo then pulled over to ask for directions and grabbed the victim's right arm.

She managed to pull away and run off.

The suspect was white, aged in his mid-40s with an English accent. He also had messy brown hair. Anyone with information is asked to contact Northamptonshire Police, external.

Carroll Weston
BBC Radio Northampton

We've heard numerous stories of pubs closing down, but here's a tale of how residents secured the future of the last remaining pub in their village. 

When an application was submitted last year to turn The George pub in Ashley, near Corby, into houses, the locals were horrified. 

After objecting to the plans, the proposal was turned down by Kettering Borough councillors. Six months on and the pub has reopened with a makeover and under new ownership. 

Ashley resident Sosennah Every said: ''It's absolutely brilliant... it's something that everyone has really fought for, it's very exciting".

A "colossal" wasp nest the size of a "barrel" with a 1.4m tunnel attached is found in an attic.

Wasps make it four wins from four and go top of the Premiership with a 20-15 victory against Northampton.

Helen Popham
BBC Local Live

Managers at Corby's indoor centre for skateboarding, Adrenaline Alley, are hoping to win funding to turn it into a UK training centre for Olympic athletes. 

Skateboarding will be an Olympic sport at the next Games in Tokyo, and Adrenaline Alley claims to be Europe's biggest indoor urban skate park. 

Mandy Young from the centre, which has just celebrated its 10th anniversary, said: "We have everything here for the training, we have got land here we can still develop on, so if we needed to put a purpose-built facility in for future Olympics, it's possible to do that". 

Helen Popham
BBC Local Live

A motorcyclist has died following a collision near Daventry.

The 49-year old man was riding his bike along Charwelton Road towards Preston Capes when it struck a car.

He was airlifted to hospital in Coventry, where he died yesterday afternoon.

The driver of the car, a 32-year-old man, was arrested at the scene.

Image source, Google

Helen Popham
BBC Local Live

The class of 2016 finally took to the floor in Strictly Come Dancing over the weekend.

We saw Northampton actress Lesley Joseph dance a waltz with partner Anton du Beke to the theme tune of her comedy series, Birds of a Feather.

Judge Darcey Bussell said she was "sophisticated and romantic". Craig Revel Horwood said his biggest concern was her posture, but added she had "delicious flow".

If you missed local lass Lesley, watch her waltz now to 'What'll I do?'...

You can keep across all the dancing on the BBC Strictly website as the series continues.

In case you missed it yesterday, a 35-year-old man arrested in Northamptonshire by police investigating claims that Pippa Middleton's iCloud account was hacked has been released on bail.

He was arrested on Saturday evening on suspicion of an offence under the "Computer Misuse Act".

Pictures of the Duchess of Cambridge and her children are reportedly among 3,000 images taken, according to Scotland Yard who say inquiries are continuing.

Image source, PA

Simon Dedman
BBC Essex political reporter

Since Saturday, 30 Labour members have quit the party and joined the Liberal Democrats in the East of England, according to the Lib Dem's regional chairman.

Stephen Robinson told me a number of people switched after Jeremy Corbyn was re-elected following his convincing win over rival Owen Smith.  

David Keller
BBC News

My. Worst. Nightmare. 

Image source, Pest Professionals

Just look at the size of it...

Image source, Pest Professionals

It's even got an entry tunnel... (shudder)

Image source, Pest Professionals

This colossal wasps' nest, home for up to 10,000 of the stinging insects, has been found in an attic near Corby, Northamptonshire.

First reported on the Evening Telegraph website, external, a homeowner found the one-metre wide nest (3.2ft) in the loft while renovating his house, which had been empty for years.

Peterborough pest controller Gary Wilkinson said "luckily" the wasps moved out about a year earlier.

However, he said its size and long entry tunnel made for a "spectacular work of art". Phobia aside, he's right you know...

Image source, Pest Professionals

Meanwhile, in the past week there's been a 1,000% rise in the number of people searching Google to find out when wasps will die in the UK, after a reported rise in the insects this summer.

Helen Popham
BBC Local Live

Northampton's Paralympic gold medallist Ellie Robinson (centre on lap) has retuned to school today for the first time since her triumph in Rio.

There's just been a special assembly in her honour at Northampton High School, which we captured on Facebook Live, external.

The 15-year-old took up swimming just four years ago.

Helen Stringer, the school's headteacher, said everyone is very proud of Ellie, adding she "was so composed under such pressure.. she did it beautifully" in Rio.